Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion
Exactly, ev adoption is inevitable and rapid. The way today went we could see Tesla below $600
. The upside is immense. The chart below is from April 2020. Tesla produced 930k in 2021, 130k over the anticipated 800k. Exponential growth
. People believe this is all priced in but when you look at Wall St production future estimates for Tesla it's obvious they are drastically underestimating future production growth and therefore earnings. 
JetFueledThoughts
Superstar
I only speak from personal experience but I make a decent income and live in a large city (Atlanta), my apartment complex doesn’t even have an EV charger, not 1.
One of my friends moved to LA from NYC so he needed a car, he went and got a Tesla and loves it, has a charger, etc. everyone is different.
It’s just hard for me to feel like they’re accessible to the broader population based on my personal experience I just laid out. If it doesn’t feel accessible to me, I can’t expect someone in Greenville, Richmond, Albuquerque etc. to automatically have a charger near them and have it make sense economically.
Slim
Superstar
SKLZ 
humminbird
Veteran
you broke a new floor?
Yep every week down another 20 % it’s impossible to recoup at this point
Infrastructure. Today's setup is not even close to what the future setup will be:
Biden's EV plan aims to build charging stations along interstate highways
I'm not saying that Tesla is undervalued or that EV won't go another 20% lower. I'm just saying that long-term, it is the future. I feel the same way about clean energy and marijuana as well
This is the hardest part of DCA. When it feels like you're chasing good money after bad. If I were you, I would do some reading on sunken cost fallacy and make sure you are still investing because you believe in the companies and not because you're trying to get back to breakeven
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BlaxOps
Pro
Are you in small cap stocks?
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dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
your building new? all the new large complexes here in DC got EV charging spots. and for all those people out in the sticks, they probably own, in which case it only costs $300-1000 for an EV outlet. if you putting $40 worth of gas in your car each week, you can pay to fuel an EV with 25 weeks of gas money...seems like a good tradeoff to me
spend less on a charger than you do for gas each year
so who had the biggest visit from the tax man 
i owe like 5 grand
paid the last state return i'll ever pay though
i owe like 5 grand
paid the last state return i'll ever pay though
I'm small time. I owe about $900. Still got about $620 sitting in Fidelity though so I'll likely tank that and use it if I don't just pay it from paychecks.so who had the biggest visit from the tax man
i owe like 5 grand
paid the last state return i'll ever pay though
which stocks are you in? if you do decide to sell i believe you can claim up to 3k losses on next years tax return